But that won't give you a distributable modules package.
For compiling zaptel modules on Debian the zaptel-source package needs to be
pulled, /usr/src/zaptel.tgz to be unpackaged and compiled against the source or
headers of your kernel (make-kpkg --revision a.b.c-z modules-image).
You can just
Jonathan Moore wrote:
I saw the same problem on a customer install and because of short time frame we
wiped system and moved over to Fedora, since we already has tested and used it
in the past.
I actually had the opposite experience where fedora wasted crap loads of
my time and wiped the hdds and
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 06:25, Duane wrote:
Jonathan Moore wrote:
I saw the same problem on a customer install and because of short time frame we
wiped system and moved over to Fedora, since we already has tested and used it
in the past.
I actually had the opposite experience where
Steven Critchfield wrote:
The distro itself doesn't stop you from running asterisk, or really make
it that much harder to install.
I'd been to the redhat world tour night in Sydney the night before and a
friend wanted help setting up a server to run asterisk on, I'd picked up
a fedora cd that
I saw the same problem on a customer install and because of short time frame we
wiped system and moved over to Fedora, since we already has tested and used it
in the past.
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Director of Technology
Winfield Public Schools
Office 620.221.5100
Fax 620.221.0508
Quoting Sergio
-Users] debian install zaptel
I saw the same problem on a customer install and because of
short time frame we
wiped system and moved over to Fedora, since we already has
tested and used it
in the past.
--
Jonathan Moore
Director of Technology
Winfield Public Schools
Office 620.221.5100
Hi:
Did anyone use apt-get install zaptel successfully?
After apt-get instal zaptel, use modprobe zaptel,
get a FATAL modul zaptel not found.
Thanks.
Yan
I saw the same problem on a customer install and because of short time frame we
wiped system and moved over to Fedora, since we already has
I think if you follow the instructions on the Wiki, and use cvs to get the
lastest versions of asterisk HEAD, it should compile and load correctly
under Debian:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Linux+Debian
Don't forget to read the notes about linking your kernel name.
Regards,
Scott M. Stingel
On Thu, 2004-07-22 at 06:31, Yan wrote:
Hi:
Did anyone use apt-get install zaptel successfully?
After apt-get instal zaptel, use modprobe zaptel,
get a FATAL modul zaptel not found.
Look at the description below and tell me where you see a kernel module
listed?
Package: zaptel
Priority:
FYI
It takes only no time (1-2 minutes) to compile a fresh zaptel on Debian. That is
- if you have the source tree in /usr/src/linux and everything ready for
compiling in general.
Just get the source and do:
make clean
make
make install
Then modprobe for zaptel should work fine.
Sorry I can't
Title: Mensaje
It's
more easy download tarball and compile it.
srsergio
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install zaptel
Hi:
If you want debian packaged kernel modules, you need to fetch
zaptel-source and compile that against your running kernel.
Then you will have a deb package you can load and modprobe.
Kind regards,
Martin List-Petersen
On Thu, 2004-07-22 at 12:31, Yan wrote:
Hi:
Did anyone use apt-get install
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